Moscow Towers Public Art Interiors | UNK interiors

The concept of the Moscow Towers project is based on the interaction of internal and external space. The main visual image that the authors of the project were inspired by is a ray of light that penetrates inside the building from the outside and fills the interior space with light glare and reflections.

In the residential part of the complex, the architects conceived the integration of a monumental panel made by hand from 14,000 metal plates. "At the start of work on the project, we conducted a lot of research and found out that Moscow City is practically devoid of large art objects, and the environment lacks a semantic load. Therefore, we wanted to make the lobby space a part of the urban environment, a new point of attraction for city residents and integrate monumental art into it, the main task of which is to detect and reflect the movement of people, capture the architecture of the space and enhance the dynamics of the environment," says Yulia Tryaskina, head and partner of UNK interiors.

The art in this project does not just decorate the walls — it forms a new dialogue between the building and the city, between the interior and exterior, creating a special atmosphere that is felt both inside the tower and in the surrounding area.